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Mason Night is eleven years old. He has never known his father or traveled to a far-off place. He hasnt done many things, but he knows his mother and grandfather love him. What he doesnt know is how much his life is about to change. His mother has met a man from England named Mr. Neil Moon, a famous actor, and theyve fallen in love. Now Mason finds out that hes going to have to move to England, to live on Neils family estate. Although hes nervous being in a new place, learning British slang, and starting in a new school, he soon finds himself making discoveries and going on unexpected adventures in his new home. He makes new friends and begins to get comfortable. Nothing could prepare him, though, for meeting an actual ghost--or finding out that the ghost might need his help. In this novel, an eleven-year-old boy moves from New York to an estate in England where he makes new friends--both living people and spirits who are long dead.
As an actress, Marsha Mason has had a varied and very successful career. Winner of the Golden Globe award as best actress and a four-time Academy Award® nominee, she has worked in film (perhaps most notably in the movies Cinderella Liberty, Chapter Two, and The Goodbye Girl), television (most recently as Sherry on Frasier), and the theater (having performed in London's West End, on and off Broadway, and in regional theater around the U.S.). While the path she followed to achieve her success was seldom an easy one, Marsha Mason never wavered in her determination. She wanted to be an actress -- that much she knew even as a young girl growing up in a modest neighborhood in St. Louis. For her, acting would be an escape, a chance to be someone other than the girl who seemed always to disappoint and anger her parents, the ticket that would take her out of their provincial, strict Catholic household and transport her to another world somewhere between reality and fantasy. Now, in Journey, Marsha Mason retraces the path she followed out of her difficult childhood. She moved to New York City, where she worked as a waitress and go-go dancer before landing a role in the then popular daytime TV soap opera Love of Life. After that, her world started to change, as one success led to another. The biggest change, however, came when she met Neil Simon, Broadway's most successful and powerful playwright, the creator of such long-running shows as Barefoot in the Park and The Odd Couple. Cast in his play The Good Doctor, Mason found herself drawn to the charismatic Simon, who was still struggling with the pain of losing his wife, Joan, to cancer. After a brief, whirlwind courtship, they married, and nothing was ever the same. The couple moved to Hollywood so Mason could pursue film work, and Simon began writing a string of films to star his new wife. Her journey had indeed taken her far, as she realized an undreamed-of level of success. There was, however, a price to pay. The marriage to Simon ended so abruptly, and left such a major void, that for quite some time afterward Marsha Mason seemed to have neither direction nor focus in her life. Finally deciding to leave Hollywood and to undertake an entirely different career raising herbs on a ranch in New Mexico, she began a new stage of her journey -- the one that frames this very personal and involving memoir -- by packing up a lifetime of memories and setting off with friends on an odyssey that finds her today a successful farmer with a still active career as an actress. Marsha Mason's Journey is revealing of the demands and sacrifices of the life of a successful actress, and at the same time inspiring, as she traces a lifetime spent in search of an elusive happiness. As an adult child of alcoholics, she has come to understand the forces that shaped her life and propelled her along a path that was as inevitable as it was debilitating. And now, from her present vantage point, she is able to look back with a new understanding, one that enables her to take comfort in the success she has found and find joy in learning to celebrate life.
Set in the First World War, Journey's End concerns a group of British officers on the front line and opens in a dugout in the trenches in France. Raleigh, a new eighteen-year-old officer fresh out of English public school, joins the besieged company of his friend and cricketing hero Stanhope, and finds him dramatically changed ... Laurence Olivier starred as Stanhope in the first performance of Journey's End in 1928; the play was an instant stage success and remains a remarkable anti-war classic.
The story of Mason's Journey to Manhood encourages young men to know that at some point in time, we all will have to step up to the plate and do what needs to be done. It's part of the human experience. At times, we will find ourselves having to step up at a younger age. It's okay. It's part of being a man and part of the journey into manhood.
On one terrible night, 17-year-old Harley's life changes forever. At a party she discovers her younger sister, Audrey, hooking up with her boyfriend, Mike, who then drunkenly attempts to drive Audrey home, crashing and leaving Audrey in a coma. Now Harley is left with guilt, grief, pain and the undeniable truth that her ex-boyfriend has a drinking problem. She finds herself reconnecting with Raf, a neighbour and childhood friend. He starts to show Harley a path forward that she never would have believed possible - one guided by honesty, forgiveness, and redemption.
Mason awoke with a start. "This is wrong." He thought. With this chilling realization Mason finds himself alone in a strange land, unable to speak the language, and within hours, fighting for his life. Desperately seeking a way back into his own world, Mason is pursued by a mysterious figure in a purple cloak. Befriended by a mischievous ghost named Genesee, and pitted against a malevolent sorceress with unspeakable powers. Join Mason and his new friends as they band together in a last ditch effort to free a small town from the evil that threatens to destroy it, and perhaps along the way he will win the heart of The Horse Dancers' daughter.
A tribute to thirty renowned operas shares the plots and theatrical backgrounds of each, in a volume that covers such productions as Figaro and Turandot.
The twentieth-century journey to understand the human heart was a saga on a par with the race to the moon. Physicians have evolved from fearing to even touch a living human heart to rebuilding and transplanting hearts. Today heart attacks can often be sto
Travel with 8-year-old Mason from planet to planet as his dream journey takes him to all eight planets in our solar system. This story, along with the accompanying lullaby, educational flash cards and the audiobook, narrated by the real-life Mason. Your child will enjoy the glow in the dark textured page in this fun bed-time story experience! This story encourages prayer and peaceful dreams while helping build confidence in young children.Why this isn't your typical bedtime story A STEM learning experience! Can you imagine visiting an ice cream shop on Uranus, riding a train on Mercury, or becoming a giant on Jupiter? Want to try ice skating on Pluto?Mason and his favorite teddy bear, Milo, travel through the solar system, learning cool facts about each planet along the way! This unique bedtime experience follows the night-time adventures of a young boy who wishes for happier dreams. This story-along with the accompanying lullaby and audiobook performance by 8-year-old Mason-encourages prayer and peaceful dreams while helping build confidence in young children (perfect for 4-8-year-olds). Inspire creativity, imagination, and inspiration with a sweet bedtime story and beautiful illustrations full of color all throughout the book. Kids learn fun facts about planets and space as they enjoy the story of Mason and Milo exploring the solar system. Educational flash cards related to the book are included.
Lora Fitzgerald gets word from her parents attorney, Mason Kile, that she must cross the Oregon territory and return home. While Kile is reluctant to send for Lora, he sees no other way: He is only seeking to fulfill the last will and testament of the Fitzgeralds. Good intentions wont make the journey for Lora easier, but she does have a mountain man from Montana and a blacksmith-turned-farmer who is closer than a brother as traveling companions. Although shes reluctant to go, she travels from grassland to seashore, by stagecoach, barge, and railroad as she bravely seeks to get to her final destinationFitz Landingthe home her deceased parents so carefully tended. Even if she arrives unharmed, it will be an unfamiliar world inhabited by seamen who are capable of killing just for the fun of it. Plus, a swarthy old man named Boggs wants nothing more than to destroy Lora once and for all.